Leaderware
Leaderware is an international provider of selection assessments for personnel in high technology positions where observation, visual analysis and ongoing vigilance are essential for job performance. This includes those involved in CCTV monitoring and analysis, full body x-ray screening and the assessment exercises have demonstrated high validity in identifying performance in air traffic controllers. Leaderware’s ScanX, ScreenX and SAMAE instruments have been used in some of the world’s largest airports, casinos, precious metal and mineral operations among others. These selection tools have been validated in predicting high performance by people in demanding observation tasks and have been used in industry and for academic research in visual analysis and vigilance.
Advanced Development Applications
Advanced Development Applications (ADAP) is a premier international provider of training on surveillance body language and crime behaviour analysis and detection. ADAP is also specialised in looking at human factors in technology-driven security operations such as CCTV control rooms, x-ray screening, rail transport, shipping operations, and other sectors where observation and vigilance are essential. In addition to training, our services include human factors audits, forensic behavioural analysis, technology integration, and behavioural observations for risk and compliance purposes. The training has been provided to police, customs, casinos, airports, gold and platinum mines, diamond operations, cruise lines, banks, shopping centres, ports, and manufacturing operations in the US, UK, Europe, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Dubai and various parts of Southern, East and West Africa.
New ScanX feature!
ScanX features in Aviation assessment for X-ray screeners.
Access assessments anywhere
Leaderware assessment exercises can now be administered through an internet browser on PCs, iPads and suitable Android tablets.
Craig Donald recognised by Super Recognisers
Dr Craig Donald and Kriminal Director Thomas Schulte (National German Police University) have been awarded Honorary Fellowships with the Super Recognisers Association in the UK. Presented by Lord Lingfield at an awards ceremony in London, Craig has been recognized for his contribution to behavioral analysis training and research into the qualities of super recognisers.